
Under Locked Doors and Whispered Fears, A Nation’s Hidden Struggle
Under five percent of domestic violence incidents in Germany are reported, revealing a large gap between lived experiences and official statistics.

Under five percent of domestic violence incidents in Germany are reported, revealing a large gap between lived experiences and official statistics.

At Cambridge University Botanic Garden, visitors can chat with plants via an AI‑powered exhibition that blends science, storytelling and curiosity to deepen engagement with plant life.

Cuba’s tourism sector faces a severe downturn as jet fuel shortages and flight suspensions cut visitor numbers sharply, deepening an economic crisis that tourism once helped sustain.

The world is experiencing unprecedented aging, reshaping families, economies, and societies, with populations living longer while fertility declines across many regions.

Russia is preparing to evacuate thousands of its tourists from Cuba as jet fuel shortages, linked to a U.S. oil blockade, force airlines to suspend flights and disrupt travel.

At a UN space forum, Iranian and Russian representatives criticized Starlink’s global satellite internet operations, saying they raise legal and sovereignty issues in unlicensed regions.

Canada faces demanding choices to rebuild its armed forces, balancing funding with reforms in recruitment, infrastructure, and modernization amid rising global security pressures.

Canadian police named 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar as the suspect in the Tumbler Ridge shooting. The tragedy killed multiple people, including the suspect, and has shaken the community.

Ukraine’s security officials react to reports of a possible large‑scale Russian offensive, saying the plans are understood and its forces are preparing to counter them.

The pandemic reshaped daily life, leaving behind subtle absences and altered habits — from social rituals to work‑life patterns — as communities adapt to a new rhythm.

The U.S. Navy is advancing plans to reshape the traditional carrier strike group model into flexible, tailored force packages to better meet diverse mission needs worldwide.

A reflective journey through Syrian stuffed zucchini and its place in kosher and Levantine culinary traditions, connecting food with culture, history, and diaspora.

Jesse Van Rootselaar, 18, identified as the suspect in the Tumbler Ridge, Canada mass shooting, had a history of mental health issues and was found dead after the attack.

Draft plans for Gaza may let Hamas keep some small arms initially while relinquishing heavier weapons, reflecting complex negotiations toward ceasefire and longer-term stability.

Police have named an 18-year-old suspect in a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., where multiple people were killed and injured at a school and nearby home.

Europe’s unease with recent U.S. policy under Trump has grown, with public sentiment declining and leaders calling for greater autonomy amid perceived provocations and strategic shifts.

A deadly mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, left multiple victims dead and injured; police identified an 18-year-old suspect, with investigations and mourning underway.

Hamas has condemned Israel’s move to advance legislation permitting the execution of Palestinian prisoners, calling it a dangerous escalation and urging international intervention.

China unveiled a new lunar spacecraft concept and tested a reusable rocket in a single high-profile demonstration, signaling steady progress in long-term Moon exploration and reusable launch technology.

Train drivers in Spain began a nationwide strike over safety concerns after deadly rail accidents, prompting disruptions and negotiations that led to a preliminary deal on safety investments.

Iran’s internet blackout amid protests highlights deep disruptions; U.S. proposals seek to expand satellite access and digital tools to help Iranians maintain communication during future shutdowns.

Estimates indicate nearly 1.2 million Russian troops have been killed, wounded, or are missing in Ukraine since 2022, with heavy daily losses in recent months, reflecting intense combat.

Two New Zealand secondary schools are under scrutiny for covering foreign students’ fees in ways that may breach official rules on tuition and financial transparency.

China’s “smart authoritarianism” blends centralized political control with technological innovation and strategic openness, reshaping governance through data, AI, and surveillance tools.